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Stephanie’s Story – “A Lump and a Bump” - Provision Project

Stephanie’s Story – “A Lump and a Bump”

What does breast cancer “look like” to you?

Stephanie was 30 years old and 17 weeks pregnant with her fourth child when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Provision Project has met many women who have endured breast cancer treatment while having a baby on board. It’s a miracle to see beautiful newborns born perfectly healthy. The way our bodies are made is so amazing … women are usually able to have chemotherapy without harming their baby in any way. And many babies are born with a full head of hair!

Natalie, the “Bump,” was born in June 2013 and continues to thrive in every way. Hear her and Stephanie’s story here.

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